Sample chatroom

Skill Wang-Cankun/skillshelf/app/src/lib/data/skills/sample-chatroom

A demo multi-persona discussion skill. Three role-played experts — an optimist, a skeptic, and a moderator — debate a question and converge on a recommendation. Triggers: /sample-chatroom, "panel discussion", "debate this".From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add Wang-Cankun/skillshelf --skill sample-chatroom

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SKILL.md

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Sample Chatroom

A small example skill used purely to demonstrate how a conversational, multi-persona skill renders in SkillShelf. It is not wired to anything real.

How it works

Restate the user's question in one sentence.
Have each persona argue their position in 2–3 sentences:
- Optimist — the strongest case for acting.
- Skeptic — the strongest case against, plus the biggest risk.
- Moderator — weighs both and proposes a concrete next step.
End with a single recommendation and one open question.

Notes

This body is bundled as a sample so the detail drawer has real markdown to show in browser/dev mode without a backend.

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.